Congrats on the new camper, Steve! That's a really good question. Doe the width you want to go based off the cut out size. The new fireplace will most likely wont be the exact same size as the original one. The new fireplace will come with a…
Hey Richard welcome back! The Greystone RV Curved Electric Fireplace with Logs item #GR54FR is going to be the closest replacement option I have for your Innoflame RV26D80M-C1. The Greystone item #GR54FR fits a 26" wide x 20-7/8" tall x…
The door latches for your Furrion RV Refrigerator - 4 Door - Stainless Steel - 14 Cu Ft #FCR14ACBQASS are part #7 in the diagram below and can be activated by simply pushing the doors in until you hear a click noise.
Hey Gary, while I wasn't able to find any info based on the fireplace part number you mentioned we do have the Lippert 36 inch fireplace part #LC66AF that has overall dimensions of 37-1/2" wide x 17-3/4" tall x 5-5/8" deep and…
Thanks for the information about the fire place. If you have a BLT-999A-2 then I recommend that you go with the Greystone 26 inch fireplace: Greystone 26" Electric Fireplace with Crystals - Recessed Mount - Black #324-000068. This will fit in…
We do not carry the Innoflame line of RV fireplaces. However, I do have other potential options for you depending on the size of fireplace that you have. I have also listed the wall cut-out dimensions for each fireplace, so that you can determine…
Hey Bert, that's a really good question but the price can vary with an average cost being about $10 per month for the Pingmaster #PM64FR based on which plan you go with and for what duration of time. The service isn't through us and is…
We don't currently offer the Tec Flame brand, but I have an option that might work based on the measurements that I found for the TT-FRPL-EF01-28, but you'll have to make modifications to the cutout hole. The owner's manual for this…
Hey Carla! Sorry to hear about your fireplace. We're not going to have an identical replacement. Our closest option is going to be a bit smaller so you'd need to make a few modifications. It is the Greystone 40" Electric RV Fireplace…
Hey Mike, yes the replacement cap part #T097-022-00 that you referenced is the correct replacement cap for a Dexter Model A-60/A-75 brake actuator like it sounds like you have.
Hey Greg, welcome back! The Go Power Overlander Expansion Kit - 200 Watt Solar Panel item #34282182 includes the Overlander panel. It's a bit different than your current Go Power GP-PV-200M panel, however it is compatible. The solar panel…
Flat front RV fireplaces give you a straight, squared face that matches clean cabinet-style openings. Measure your wall cutout and match width, height, and depth so the swap goes smoothly—going a little larger is easier than framing a hole smaller. Adding one near an outlet? Verify the circuit's amperage and what else it powers before you plug in.
No, the proximity sensor cannot be turned off. Plan placement so pets don't activate it; a large dog within about 6 inches can trigger it. If this is a concern, consider mounting height and traffic paths. After install, test the sensor range and adjust surroundings to minimize false triggers.
Installation is generally straightforward. Expect some creative work depending on your cabinet or wall prep. These fireplaces use a standard 110 volt three prong plug-in, so no hardwiring is needed. You can plug into a nearby outlet or an extension cord to help reduce electrical load. Verify the circuit's rating and what else it powers if the unit lists around 12.5 amp / 1,500 watt.
Confirm the cutout width, height, and depth before buying. Replacement fireplaces often differ from the original, so plan for minor cabinet modifications. If upsizing, carefully enlarge the hole; if downsizing, be ready to frame the opening. Measure any front trim clearance in your space to avoid interference. Dry-fit the unit and confirm a nearby outlet reach before committing the screws.
Yes, a flat-front unit can be a clean replacement. Replacements rarely are an exact fit, so check your wall cutout size first. If the new unit is slightly larger, enlarging the opening is typically simpler than filling gaps. Some RVs come prepped; you may need to remove a cabinet brace or doors. Basic tools like a drill with Phillips bit and pliers covered one install. Inspect the front glass for chips before finalizing.
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